Well this is a new one

The public schools are currently tasked with educating the disabled. Whether that should be the law or not, it’s hardly a recent development. Anyone who has spent time with autistic kids growing up knows they require a certain type of handling and intervention. The school is basically being accused of ignoring multiple red flags, its legal responsibilities, and foreseeable problems until things manifested tragically. Let it play out.

I wasn’t aware that there was a Let the Autistic Babysit! movement. In my experience, that isn’t a thing.

I wouldn’t care if he was in the same school or class as my kids. They would be very well equipped to interact with him, both by nature and personal experience.

I wouldn’t be uncomfortable to have him live in my neighborhood. I have a profoundly and similarly disabled child living in my neighborhood now. You probably do too.

Dealing with autistic kids isn’t rocket surgery. And the only issue in the matter at hand is whether the school already fulfilled its duties or should be forced to do so now. It’s before an ALJ. No apparent complaint that the kid isn’t being permitted to babysit.

You should break up with me and stalk someone who interests you then.

Calling out arrogant morons is fun for me. You should take this as a learning moment.